- Nintendo announces release dates for all their games announced coming this year- Yarn Yoshi, SMT X FE, Smash 4, Bayo 2, etc.
- They go right into showing off 3DS titles for this year: Metroid, Advanced Wars, F-Zero
- Then to Wii U: Metroid, Star Fox, Zelda
- Show off exclusive 3rd party titles co-developed by Nintendo: Sonic, Mega Man, Metal Gear Solid, Rayman, Castlevania, and a lot of older character-driven IP titles.
Then the bombs drop
- Nintendo partnered with a company to create connected accounts across their systems. The company created an emulator that works on both 3DS and Wii U so well they are releasing every NES/SNES title from Nintendo TODAY. Third parties have signed up to use the emulation and are preparing their titles.
- The Wii U and 3DS get an update. No longer need to use Wii mode on Wii U for your games, can access NES/SNES titles across both platforms. Those who have bought it on both get money in their wallet. Also updates ambassador titles with more options.
- 3DS titles can be made 3D easier, and so only cost $1 to upgrade to a 3D version.
- N64 and Dreamcast titles coming to Wii U with an HD update. Popular Gamecube games will be remade in HD like Windwaker. Prime is first to see HD remake.
- Nintendo also announces that Capcom is bringing all of their Nintendo titles to VC.
- They are in talks to make Capcom an exclusive partner with Nintendo. Not a buy out, but you'll only find Capcom games on Nintendo consoles from now on. A 3DS remake of the second RE is their first in a long partnership.
- Huge exclusive deal with 2K to create a sports game lineup. First game is 2K presents Nintendo All Star Baseball '15. They suggest a football and basketball title are also coming.
- Nintendo partnered up with a bunch of indie developers and gave them a chance to take a Nintendo IP for an eShop title. 1080 Snowboarding and Geist are first IPs to get eShop sequels.
I'm pretty sure just a fraction of this will make this place explode.